Atari and Night Dive Studios have listed Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster for Nintendo Switch 2 on the Nintendo eShop, confirming enhanced technical features for the new platform and a free upgrade path for current Nintendo Switch owners.
The eShop entry outlines performance and display improvements on Switch 2 hardware and sets retail pricing for new buyers at £24.99 / $29.99.
The announcement arrives in contrast to recent platform news: Square Enix confirmed Octopath Traveler I and II are coming to Nintendo Switch 2 but will not offer free upgrades to existing Switch owners.
Put succinctly, Atari and Night Dive Studios are offering a no-cost upgrade for current Switch owners of Outlaws, while Square Enix has chosen a different approach for Octopath Traveler titles.
According to the eShop listing, the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Outlaws + Handful of Missions supports frame rates of up to 120fps, improved resolution, and 4K output on compatible displays.
The listing also mentions support for Joy-Con 2 controllers and confirms that the remaster retains the gyro control options available on the Switch.
The eShop does not claim additional peripheral modes beyond what it specifies.
The remaster’s official description, as presented on the eShop, frames Outlaws as a Western action experience starring former marshal James Anderson.
The game’s updated presentation includes high-resolution, uncompressed cutscenes and refreshed visuals for weapons, characters, and enemies, recreated from archived art and matched to the original stylistic palette.
The package is labelled Outlaws + Handful of Missions and incorporates cross-play multiplayer modes that include Deathmatch, Team Play, Capture the Flag, and the more whimsical "Kill The Fool With The Chicken" mode.
Night Dive Studios, known for restoring classic PC and console titles, is credited on the eShop listing as the developer handling the remaster, with Atari listed as the publisher.
The eShop posting establishes the Switch 2 release as an upgrade option for current Switch owners and provides the price point for new buyers, but it does not include a specific release date on the listing.
For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 users, the listing is now the primary source for confirmed technical details and purchase options.
The eShop entry outlines performance and display improvements on Switch 2 hardware and sets retail pricing for new buyers at £24.99 / $29.99.
The announcement arrives in contrast to recent platform news: Square Enix confirmed Octopath Traveler I and II are coming to Nintendo Switch 2 but will not offer free upgrades to existing Switch owners.
Put succinctly, Atari and Night Dive Studios are offering a no-cost upgrade for current Switch owners of Outlaws, while Square Enix has chosen a different approach for Octopath Traveler titles.
According to the eShop listing, the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Outlaws + Handful of Missions supports frame rates of up to 120fps, improved resolution, and 4K output on compatible displays.
The listing also mentions support for Joy-Con 2 controllers and confirms that the remaster retains the gyro control options available on the Switch.
The eShop does not claim additional peripheral modes beyond what it specifies.
The remaster’s official description, as presented on the eShop, frames Outlaws as a Western action experience starring former marshal James Anderson.
The game’s updated presentation includes high-resolution, uncompressed cutscenes and refreshed visuals for weapons, characters, and enemies, recreated from archived art and matched to the original stylistic palette.
The package is labelled Outlaws + Handful of Missions and incorporates cross-play multiplayer modes that include Deathmatch, Team Play, Capture the Flag, and the more whimsical "Kill The Fool With The Chicken" mode.
Night Dive Studios, known for restoring classic PC and console titles, is credited on the eShop listing as the developer handling the remaster, with Atari listed as the publisher.
The eShop posting establishes the Switch 2 release as an upgrade option for current Switch owners and provides the price point for new buyers, but it does not include a specific release date on the listing.
For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 users, the listing is now the primary source for confirmed technical details and purchase options.
